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That option is showed before installing, and it is quite changed from Debian.
After installing my OS, instead of during installation, I installed these using:
sudo tasksel --new-install
I guessed that the results would not have any problem with the raw installation, but seems that "sysv-rc" packaged conflicted with "openrc" and removed it, to which I had to reinstall it and remove "sysv-rc" as result.
This is my fault for not checking what the `standard` would install in comparison with my current OS before using:
sudo tasksel --task-package standard
So I want to ask if someone could point me what is the difference in a Devuan Beowulf installation with and without that task, maybe someone who didn't install it or can create a VM and make me a comparison with the same command that shows the new packages that would be installed.
Last edited by EchedeyLR (2021-09-04 17:17:22)
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I self-reply to myself since I got time to do a VM:
krb5-locales
bind9-host
python3-reportbug
reportbug
liblockfile-bin
apt-listchanges
doc-debian
debian-faq
manpages
dbus
perl
traceroute
bash-completion
python
groff-base
python-minimal
man-db
python2.7
hdparm
telnet
lsof
ncurses-term
wget
netcat-traditional
sysv-rc
perl-modules-5.28
openssh-client
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tasksel --list-tasks
does not show me a task for standard system utilities. I don't know anything about the --new-install option.
aptitude search ~pstandard
shows me a list of 36 packages with priority Standard in chimaera. (it was 62 in beowulf)
apt-listchanges
bash-completion
bind9-dnsutils
bind9-host
bind9-libs
bzip2
ca-certificates
dbus
debian-faq
doc-debian
file
gettext-base
groff-base
krb5-locales
libc-l10n
liblockfile-bin
locales
lsof
man-db
manpages
media-types
mime-support
ncurses-term
netcat-traditional
openssh-client
pciutils
perl
perl-modules-5.32
python3-reportbug
reportbug
telnet
traceroute
ucf
wamerican
wget
xz-utils
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